2005

In a new book, filmmaker Micah Garen recounts his captivity in Iraq.

The Pentagon is silent as U.S. military imprisons local journalists.

The pivotal role of the Philippine press in the nation’s history is a point of pride among journalists. The newspaper La Solidaridad, published in Spain and distributed to intellectual reformers in the Philippines, was a mouthpiece for revolutionary sentiment against the Spanish at the end of the 19th century. One of its principal contributors, the author and national hero José Rizal, was executed by the Spanish in 1896 for being the intellectual inspiration for the independence movement.

Here are the Philippine journalists killed in connection with their work since 2000, as documented by the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Behind the Rising Death Toll of Radio Broadcasters in the Phillipines

Senegal’s leaders promise new rights, while its laws deny them.

Politics, money, and the press stir a mysterious case. By Julia Crawford

News organizations step up help for journalists who encounter trauma.

When Nepal’s King Gyanendra switched off the news, reports switched tactics.

The Five Most Murderous Countries for Journalists